Arrival MUC Munich Airport, the shortest walk ever. 

Wow that is a nice plan, Austria is very near from Munich as well as Switzerland. Enjoy your summer vacation in Bavaria, the Alps and the people are nice, good food, enjoy the cheese and the breathtaking view. You will definitely love it. Take care and enjoy every minute of it.

Te. Cuento. Estuve. En ese aeropuerto. Sin. Saber inglés o alemán. Es. Complicado solo hablar español. X que nadies te da. Razón a. Mí regreso. Felizmente me encontré con un argentino que hablaba alemán el. Fue mi intérprete

Oh that is good. you will love Bavaria or Bayern, the food, the sightseeings, interesting people and culture. Enjoy your Holiday. My next video is my walking video from the main train station to Marienplatz and Viktualienmarkt.

@@AnnisaAnindya-x7p no not at all, i just waited only 10 minutes for this flight. The waiting time varies from flight and number of passenger arrival.

Hello, thank you for query, to change between Terminals 1 and 2 you can use the free shuttle bus. The signage to your connecting gate will guide you to the shuttle bus. Arriving from and connecting to an airport outside the Schengen area: Usually no passport control is required, if you don‘t leave the gate area. Usually transit passenger do not require to go through passport control especially when you have less connecting time but yes to security check. Let me know if you need more clarification.

@@Bachling1 thank you very much. Our first overseas trip experience. We are a little worried about him. We arranged a transfer from Munich airport for 6 and a half hours.

@@leyla122 it is also recommended to check with your airline. Have a safe trip and enjoy your vacation.

I agree with you.

You got it backwards, terminal 2 is way nicer and newer. Terminal 1 is run down which makes sense as it serves every other airline besides Lufthansa. Terminal 2 is just Lufthansa

@@thefitnesslife4988No, you got it wrong. The benefits of T1 are speed and convenience. At T2 the walking distances you have to cover are outrageous even for those with no physical problems especially if your plane leaves from the satellite.It’s full of high end shops that no traveler needs and the catering is inadequate. There is no structure to the organisation. Incoming and outgoing passengers are all mixed up together and the routes to baggage and exits are easy to overlook if the it is crowded. It also a further walk back to T1 to pick up a train into Munich. They have purposefully invested more in T2 to benefit Lufthansa, the national carrier, as it is exclusively using this terminal for itself and its partner airlines. If I were to design an airport for efficiency it be like T1. Who needs a high gloss terminal that doesn’t do its job? It’s about travel not glossy interiors. I have lived in Munich over 30 years and when I travel I try to avoid any airlines flying from T2.

It is not a long walk from the elevator, G20 is on level 4 middle section while H3 is on level 5 Pier North. You need to take the elevator one level up and walk around 5 to 7 minutes from the elevator on level 5 to Pier North where H3 is located. I understand that you have a toddler with you. 60 Minute transfer is manageable. The only disadvantage is your connection gate is on another level but you could use the elevator. Keep safe always.

If a perosn wants to use Lufthansa, it will be from Abuja to Frankfut. There are many other airlines going to Munich from Lagos

If you are coming to Munich as transit passenger and going to another Schengen State then you will do your immigration here. If Munich is just your transit airport with your connecting flight to another country, not Schengen State or not European Country then you do not need to go through immigration. I hope I was able to give you the needed answer. You can ask more if it needs more clarification. I am here to help. Have a great day ahead and have a safe flight.

That is enough especially if you have the same connecting airline and terminal. You will not go through immigration.

Based on question, if you are Romanian and arriving in Munich, you need to present an identity card or passport at least. Hope I was able to answer your question.